default_pager_object_create
Server Interface - Initialize a non-persistent memory object suitable for sharing between tasks.
SYNOPSIS
kern_return_t default_pager_object_create (mach_port_t pager, memory_object_t *memory_object, vm_size_t object_size); kern_return_t seqnos_default_pager_object_create (mach_port_t pager, mach_port_seqno_t seqno, memory_object_t *memory_object, vm_size_t object_size);
PARAMETERS
- pager
-
[in default-pager (receive) right]
The default memory manager service
port.
- seqno
-
[in scalar]
The sequence number of this message relative to the pager
port.
- memory_object
-
[out memory-object send right]
A memory object port (with full access) for the memory object.
- object_size
- [in scalar] The maximum size for the memory object.
DESCRIPTION
A default_pager_object_create function is called as the result of a message requesting that the default memory manager create and return a (shared) memory object which is suitable for use with vm_map. This memory object has the same properties as does a memory object provided by vm_allocate: its initial contents are zero and the backing contents are temporary in that they do not persist after the memory object is destroyed. The memory object is suitable for use as non-permanent shared memory. The kernel does not make this call itself (which is why it can be a synchronous call); this request is only issued by (privileged) tasks holding the default memory manager port. This call should be contrasted with the kernel's memory_object_create message, in which the memory cache object is already created and the identity of the abstract memory object is made known to the default manager.
RETURN VALUES
Only generic errors apply.
RELATED INFORMATION
Functions: vm_map, host_default_memory_manager, memory_object_create, memory_object_default_server, seqnos_memory_object_default_server.


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jktest.config.
SetupConfig
¶ Bases:
object
Public Class
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-
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getJkindFile
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Getter method to retrieve the path to the specified alternate JKind jar file to run. If an alternate jar was not specified via the complementary set method, will return None.
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getLogFile
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getTestArguments
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getTestFiles
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isQuiet
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setJava
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setJkindFile
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NSRRemoteObject Class Reference
| Inherits from | _NSR_SUPERCLASS |
| Conforms to | NSCoding |
| Declared in | NSRRemoteObject.h |
Overview
NSRRemoteObject
is the primary class in NSRails – any classes that inherit from it will be treated with a “remote correspondance” and ActiveResource-like APIs will be available.
Note that you do not have to define an id
property for your Objective-C class, as your subclass will inherit NSRRemoteObject
’s remoteID property. Foreign keys are optional but also unnecessary (see nesting on the NSRails wiki).
About this document:
- You’ll notice that almost all
NSRRemoteObject
properties and methods are prefixed withremote
, so you can quickly navigate through them with autocomplete. - When this document refers to an object’s “model name”, that means (by default) the name of its class. If you wish to define a custom model name (if the name of your model in Rails is distinct from your class name), use the
NSRUseModelName()
macro. - Before exploring this document, make sure that your class inherits from
NSRRemoteObject
, or of course these methods & properties will not be available.
Available Macros
The following macros can be defined right inside your subclass’s implementation:
NSRMap()
– define specific properties to be shared with Rails, along with configurable behaviors.NSRUseModelName()
– define a custom model name for your class, optionally with a custom plural. Takes string literal(s).NSRUseResourcePrefix()
– define a resource prefix for instances of your class (used for nesting).
They are all optional. Usage:
@implementation Article
@synthesize title, content;
NSRMap(*);
NSRUseModelName(@"post");
…
@end
Please see their detailed descriptions on the NSRails wiki.
Validation Errors
If a create or update failed due to validation reasons, NSRails will package the validation failures into a dictionary. This can be retrieved using the key constant NSRValidationErrorsKey
in the userInfo
property of the error. This dictionary contains each failed property as a key, with each respective object being an array of the reasons that property failed validation. For instance,
NSError *error;
[user createRemote:&error];
if (error)
{
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for (NSString *property in validationErrors)
{
for (NSString *reasonForFailure in [validationErrors objectForKey:property])
{
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}
}
}
CoreData
Setting up
You can either:
Go into
NSRails.h
and uncomment this line:#define NSR_USE_COREDATA
OR, if you don’t want to mess with NSRails source, you can also add
NSR_USE_COREDATA
to “Preprocessor Macros Not Used in Precompiled Headers” in your target’s build settings:
Why is this necessary?
- By default, NSRRemoteObject inherits from NSObject. Because your managed, NSRails-enabled class need to inherit from NSManagedObject in order to function within CoreData, and because Objective-C does not allow multiple inheritance, NSRRemoteObject will modify its superclass to NSManagedObject during compiletime if
NSR_USE_COREDATA
is defined.
Some things to note when using NSRails with CoreData:
You must set your managed object context to your config’s managedObjectContext property so that NSRails can automatically insert or search for CoreData objects when operations require it:
[[NSRConfig defaultConfig] setManagedObjectContext:<#your MOC#>];
CRUD operations in NSRails will insert into, delete into, or simply save the managed object context accordingly. For more details, see the descriptions of each CRUD method, under their “CoreData” headers.
remoteID
is used as a “primary key” that NSRails will use to find other instances, etc. This means thatremoteID
has to be defined in your *.xcdatamodeld data model file.- You can either create an abstract entity named NSRRemoteObject that defines a
remoteID
attribute and acts as a parent to your other entities (preferred), OR declareremoteID
for each entity that subclasses NSRRemoteObject:
remoteID
should be an Integer (16 is fine) and indexed.Also ensure that you’re using only subclasses (ie, set the Class of any entities to your desired subclass). Using generic NSManagedObjects or even NSRRemoteObjects is not supported.
- You can either create an abstract entity named NSRRemoteObject that defines a
Tasks
Properties
-
remoteID
The corresponding local property for
propertyid
. -
remoteAttributes
The most recent dictionary of all properties returned by Rails, exactly as it returned it. (read-only)
property -
remoteDestroyOnNesting
If true, will remotely destroy this object if sent nested.
property
Class requests (Common)
-
+ remoteAll:
Returns an array of all remote objects (as instances of receiver’s class.) Each instance’s properties will be set to those returned by Rails.
-
+ remoteAllAsync:
Retrieves an array of all remote objects (as instances of receiver’s class.) Each instance’s properties will be set to those returned by Rails.
-
+ remoteObjectWithID:error:
Returns an instance of receiver’s class corresponding to the remote object with that ID.
-
+ remoteObjectWithID:async:
Retrieves an instance receiver’s class corresponding to the remote object with that ID.
Class requests (Custom)
-
+ remoteGET:error:
Returns the JSON response for a GET request to a custom method.
-
+ remoteGET:async:
Makes a GET request to a custom method.
-
+ remoteRequest:method:bodyAsObject:error:
Returns the JSON response for a request with a custom method, sending an
NSRRemoteObject
subclass instance as the body. -
+ remoteRequest:method:bodyAsObject:async:
Makes a request with a custom method, sending an
NSRRemoteObject
subclass instance as the body. -
+ remoteRequest:method:body:error:
Returns the JSON response for a request with a custom method.
-
+ remoteRequest:method:body:async:
Makes a request with a custom method.
Instance requests (CRUD)
-
– remoteFetch:
Retrieves the latest remote data for receiver and sets its properties to received response.
-
– remoteFetch:changes:
Retrieves the latest remote data for receiver and sets its properties to received response.
-
– remoteFetchAsync:
Retrieves the latest remote data for receiver and sets its properties to received response.
-
– remoteUpdate:
Updates receiver’s corresponding remote object.
-
– remoteUpdateAsync:
Updates receiver’s corresponding remote object.
-
– remoteCreate:
Creates the receiver remotely. Receiver’s properties will be set to those given by Rails (including remoteID).
-
– remoteCreateAsync:
Creates the receiver remotely. Receiver’s properties will be set to those given by Rails (including remoteID).
-
– remoteDestroy:
Destroys receiver’s corresponding remote object. Local object will be unaffected.
-
– remoteDestroyAsync:
Destroys receiver’s corresponding remote object. Local object will be unaffected.
-
– remoteReplace:
“Places” receiver’s corresponding remote object.
-
– remoteReplaceAsync:
“Places” receiver’s corresponding remote object.
Instance requests (Custom)
-
– remoteGET:error:
Returns the JSON response for a GET request to a custom method.
-
– remoteGET:async:
Makes a GET request to a custom method.
-
– remoteRequest:method:error:
Returns the JSON response for a request with a custom method, sending the JSON representation of the receiver as the request body.
-
– remoteRequest:method:async:
Makes a request with a custom method, sending the JSON representation of the receiver as the request body.
-
– remoteRequest:method:body:error:
Returns the JSON response for a request with a custom method on the receiver’s corresponding remote object.
-
– remoteRequest:method:body:async:
Makes a request with a custom method on the receiver’s corresponding remote object.
Setting and retrieving JSON representations
-
– remoteDictionaryRepresentationWrapped:
Serializes the receiver’s properties into a dictionary.
-
– setPropertiesUsingRemoteDictionary:
Sets the receiver’s properties given a dictionary.
Initializers
-
– initWithRemoteDictionary:
Initializes a new instance of the receiver’s class with a given dictionary input.
-
– initWithCustomMap:
Initializes a new instance of the receiver’s class with a custom NSRMap string.
-
– initWithCustomMap:customConfig:
Initializes a new instance of the receiver’s class with a custom NSRMap string and config.
CoreData
-
+ findOrInsertObjectUsingRemoteDictionary:
Finds the existing local object (or creates a new one) based off the dictionary passed in.
-
+ findObjectWithRemoteID:
Finds the object in CoreData whose remoteID is equal to the value passed in.
-
– initInserted
Instantiates a new instance, inserts it into the default CoreData context, and saves the context.
-
– initInsertedIntoContext:
Instantiates a new instance, inserts it into the specified CoreData context, and saves the context.
-
– saveContext
Save the CoreData object context of the receiver.
This method should not be used without CoreData enabled (see top).
Properties
remoteAttributes
The most recent dictionary of all properties returned by Rails, exactly as it returned it. (read-only)
@property (nonatomic, strong, readonly) NSDictionary *remoteAttributes
Discussion
This will include properties that you may not have defined in your Objective-C class, allowing you to dynamically add fields to your app if the server-side model changes.
Moreover, this will not take into account anything in NSRMap – it is exactly the hash as was sent by Rails.
You’re safe to use this property after any method that sets your object’s properties from remote. For example:
NSError *error;
if ([myObj remoteFetch:&error])
{
NSDictionary *hashSentByRails = myObj.remoteAttributes;
…
Methods that will update remoteAttributes
include initWithRemoteDictionary:, remoteFetch: and remoteCreate:. Objects returned with remoteObjectWithID:, and remoteAll: will also have an accurate remoteAttributes
.
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteDestroyOnNesting
If true, will remotely destroy this object if sent nested.
@property (nonatomic) BOOL remoteDestroyOnNesting
Discussion
If true, this object will include a _destroy
key on send (ie, when the model nesting it is sent during a remoteUpdate: or remoteCreate:).
This can be useful if you have a lot of nested models you need to destroy – you can do it in one request instead of several repeated destroys on each object.
Note that this is relevant for a nested object only. And, for this to work, make sure :allow_destroy => true
is set in your Rails model.
CoreData
This property leaves your managed object unaffected. You will have to delete it from your context manually if your request was successful.
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteID
The corresponding local property for id
.
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSNumber *remoteID
Discussion
It should be noted that this property will be automatically updated after remoteCreate:, as will anything else that is returned from that create.
CoreData
This property is used as a “primary key”. Trying to insert two objects of the same subclass with the same remoteID in the same context will raise an exception.
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
Class Methods
findObjectWithRemoteID:
Finds the object in CoreData whose remoteID is equal to the value passed in.
+ (id)findObjectWithRemoteID:(NSNumber *)rID
Parameters
- rID
The remoteID to search for.
Return Value
The object from CoreData, if it exists. If it does not exist, returns nil
.
Discussion
Will search for objects of entity named with the receiver’s class name.
This method should not be used without CoreData enabled (see top).
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
findOrInsertObjectUsingRemoteDictionary:
Finds the existing local object (or creates a new one) based off the dictionary passed in.
+ (id)findOrInsertObjectUsingRemoteDictionary:(NSDictionary *)dictionary
Parameters
- dictionary
The dictionary to update existing objects or to use to create new ones. This method does nothing if the dictionary does not contain object for key
id
.
Return Value
Either an existing object with the remoteID specified by id
in dictionary, a new instance with properties set to those specified in dictionary, or nil
if dictionary doesn’t contain an object for the key id
.
Discussion
Will attempt to retrieve the object in CoreData whose remoteID matches the object for key id
in dictionary.
- If this object is found, will set its properties using dictionary and save the context.
- If this object is not found, will create & insert a new object using dictionary and save the context.
Will search for objects of entity named with the receiver’s class name.
This method should not be used without CoreData enabled (see top).
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteAll:
Returns an array of all remote objects (as instances of receiver’s class.) Each instance’s properties will be set to those returned by Rails.
+ (NSArray *)remoteAll:(NSError **)error
Parameters
- error
Out parameter used if an error occurs while processing the request. May be
NULL
.
Return Value
NSArray of instances of receiver’s class. Each object’s properties will be set to those returned by Rails.
Discussion
Makes a GET request to /objects
(where objects
is the pluralization of receiver’s model name.)
Request done synchronously. See remoteAllAsync: for asynchronous operation.
CoreData
Each object returned in the array may be an existing or newly inserted object. All objects will reflect properites set to those returned by your server.
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteAllAsync:
Retrieves an array of all remote objects (as instances of receiver’s class.) Each instance’s properties will be set to those returned by Rails.
+ (void)remoteAllAsync:(NSRFetchAllCompletionBlock)completionBlock
Parameters
- completionBlock
Block to be executed when the request is complete.
Discussion
Asynchronously makes a GET request to /objects
(where objects
is the pluralization of receiver’s model name.)
CoreData
Each object returned in the array may be an existing or newly inserted object. All objects will reflect properites set to those returned by your server.
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteGET:async:
Makes a GET request to a custom method.
+ (void)remoteGET:(NSString *)customRESTMethod async:(NSRHTTPCompletionBlock)completionBlock
Parameters
- customRESTMethod
Custom REST method to be called on the subclass’s controller. If
nil
, will route to index.
- completionBlock
Block to be executed when the request is complete.
Discussion
Calls remoteRequest:method:body:async: with GET
for httpVerb and nil
for body.
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteGET:error:
Returns the JSON response for a GET request to a custom method.
+ (id)remoteGET:(NSString *)customRESTMethod error:(NSError **)error
Parameters
- customRESTMethod
Custom REST method to be called on the subclass’s controller. If
nil
, will route to index.
- error
Out parameter used if an error occurs while processing the request. May be
NULL
.
Return Value
JSON response object (could be an NSArray
or NSDictionary
).
Discussion
Calls remoteRequest:method:body:error: with GET
for httpVerb and nil
for body.
Request done synchronously. See remoteGET:async: for asynchronous operation.
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteObjectWithID:async:
Retrieves an instance receiver’s class corresponding to the remote object with that ID.
+ (void)remoteObjectWithID:(NSNumber *)objectID async:(NSRFetchObjectCompletionBlock)completionBlock
Parameters
- objectID
The ID of the remote object.
- completionBlock
Block to be executed when the request is complete.
Discussion
Asynchronously makes a GET request to /objects/1
(where objects
is the pluralization of receiver’s model name, and 1
is objectID)
CoreData
If request is successful, will attempt to find an existing local object with objectID, and update its properties to the server’s response. If it cannot find an existing local object with that remoteID, will inserta new object into the context, with those properties.
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteObjectWithID:error:
Returns an instance of receiver’s class corresponding to the remote object with that ID.
+ (id)remoteObjectWithID:(NSNumber *)objectID error:(NSError **)error
Parameters
- objectID
The ID of the remote object.
- error
Out parameter used if an error occurs while processing the request. May be
NULL
.
Return Value
Instance of receiver’s class with properties from the remote object with that ID.
Discussion
Makes a GET request to /objects/1
(where objects
is the pluralization of receiver’s model name, and 1
is objectID
Request done synchronously. See remoteObjectWithID:async: for asynchronous operation.
CoreData
If request is successful, will attempt to find an existing local object with objectID, and update its properties to the server’s response. If it cannot find an existing local object with that remoteID, will inserta new object into the context, with those properties.
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteRequest:method:body:async:
Makes a request with a custom method.
+ (void)remoteRequest:(NSString *)httpVerb method:(NSString *)customRESTMethod body:(id)body async:(NSRHTTPCompletionBlock)completionBlock
Parameters
- httpVerb
The HTTP method to use (
GET
,POST
,PUT
,DELETE
, etc.)
- customRESTMethod
The REST method to call (appended to the route). If
nil
, will call index. See above for examples.
- body
Request body (needs to be a JSON parsable object, or will throw exception (NSDictionary, NSArray)).
- completionBlock
Block to be executed when the request is complete.
Discussion
If called on a subclass, makes the request to /objects/method
(where objects
is the pluralization of receiver’s model name, and method
is customRESTMethod).
If called on NSRRemoteObject
, makes the request to /method
(where method
is customRESTMethod).
/method
is omitted if customRESTMethod
is nil.
[Article remoteRequest:@"POST" method:nil body:json async:block]; ==> POST /articles
[Article remoteRequest:@"POST" method:@"register" body:json async:block]; ==> POST /articles/register
[NSRRemoteObject remoteRequest:@"GET" method:@"root" body:nil async:block]; ==> GET /root
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteRequest:method:body:error:
Returns the JSON response for a request with a custom method.
+ (id)remoteRequest:(NSString *)httpVerb method:(NSString *)customRESTMethod body:(id)body error:(NSError **)error
Parameters
- httpVerb
The HTTP method to use (
GET
,POST
,PUT
,DELETE
, etc.)
- customRESTMethod
The REST method to call (appended to the route). If
nil
, will call index. See above for examples.
- body
Request body (needs to be a JSON parsable object, or will throw exception (NSDictionary, NSArray)).
- error
Out parameter used if an error occurs while processing the request. May be
NULL
.
Return Value
JSON response object (could be an NSArray
or NSDictionary
).
Discussion
If called on a subclass, makes the request to /objects/method
(where objects
is the pluralization of receiver’s model name, and method
is customRESTMethod).
If called on NSRRemoteObject
, makes the request to /method
(where method
is customRESTMethod).
/method
is omitted if customRESTMethod
is nil.
[Article remoteRequest:@"POST" method:nil body:json error:&e]; ==> POST /articles
[Article remoteRequest:@"POST" method:@"register" body:json error:&e]; ==> POST /articles/register
[NSRRemoteObject remoteGET:@"root" error:&e]; ==> GET /root
Request made synchronously. See remoteRequest:method:body:async: for asynchronous operation.
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteRequest:method:bodyAsObject:async:
Makes a request with a custom method, sending an NSRRemoteObject
subclass instance as the body.
+ (void)remoteRequest:(NSString *)httpVerb method:(NSString *)customRESTMethod bodyAsObject:(NSRRemoteObject *)obj async:(NSRHTTPCompletionBlock)completionBlock
Parameters
- httpVerb
The HTTP method to use (
GET
,POST
,PUT
,DELETE
, etc.)
- customRESTMethod
Custom REST method to be called on the subclass’s controller. If
nil
, will route to index.
- obj
NSRRemoteObject subclass instance – object you want to send in the body.
- completionBlock
Block to be executed when the request is complete.
Discussion
Calls remoteRequest:method:body:error: with obj
’s remote dictionary representation for body.
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteRequest:method:bodyAsObject:error:
Returns the JSON response for a request with a custom method, sending an NSRRemoteObject
subclass instance as the body.
+ (id)remoteRequest:(NSString *)httpVerb method:(NSString *)customRESTMethod bodyAsObject:(NSRRemoteObject *)obj error:(NSError **)error
Parameters
- httpVerb
The HTTP method to use (
GET
,POST
,PUT
,DELETE
, etc.)
- customRESTMethod
Custom REST method to be called on the subclass’s controller. If
nil
, will route to index.
- obj
NSRRemoteObject subclass instance – object you want to send in the body.
- error
Out parameter used if an error occurs while processing the request. May be
NULL
.
Return Value
JSON response object (could be an NSArray
or NSDictionary
).
Discussion
Calls remoteRequest:method:body:error: with obj
’s remote dictionary representation for body.
Request done synchronously. See remoteRequest:method:bodyAsObject:async: for asynchronous operation.
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
Instance Methods
initInserted
Instantiates a new instance, inserts it into the default CoreData context, and saves the context.
- (id)initInserted
Return Value
The newly inserted object.
Discussion
Will use entity named with the receiver’s class name.
Uses the “global” context defined in the relevant config’s managedObjectContext
property. Throws an exception if this property is nil
.
This method should not be used without CoreData enabled (see top).
See Also
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
initInsertedIntoContext:
Instantiates a new instance, inserts it into the specified CoreData context, and saves the context.
- (id)initInsertedIntoContext:(NSManagedObjectContext *)context
Parameters
- context
The context into which to insert this new instance.
Return Value
The newly inserted object.
Discussion
Will use entity named with the receiver’s class name.
This method should not be used without CoreData enabled (see top).
See Also
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
initWithCustomMap:
Initializes a new instance of the receiver’s class with a custom NSRMap string.
- (id)initWithCustomMap:(NSString *)str
Parameters
- str
String to become this instance’s NSRMap – pass as you would an NSRMap string (see above).
Return Value
A new instance of the receiver’s class with the given custom map string.
Discussion
The given NSRMap string will be used only for this instance. This instance will not use its class’s NSRMap. This is very uncommon and triple checking is recommended before going with this implementation strategy.
Pass in a string as you would type it into NSRMap():
Person *zombie = [[Person alloc] initWithCustomMap:@"*, brain -x"];
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
initWithCustomMap:customConfig:
Initializes a new instance of the receiver’s class with a custom NSRMap string and config.
- (id)initWithCustomMap:(NSString *)str customConfig:(NSRConfig *)config
Parameters
- str
String to become this instance’s NSRMap – pass as you would an NSRMap string (see above).
- config
Config to become this instance’s config.
Return Value
A new instance of the receiver’s class with the given custom map string and given custom config.
Discussion
The given NSRMap string and config will be used only for this instance. This instance will not use its class’s NSRMap or any default or class-specific configs (although any config in a context block (with use or useIn) will take precedence). This is very uncommon and triple checking is recommended before going with this implementation strategy.
Pass in a string as you would type it into NSRMap():
Person *zombie = [[Person alloc] initWithCustomMap:@"*, brain -x" customConfig:nonInflectingConfig];
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
initWithRemoteDictionary:
Initializes a new instance of the receiver’s class with a given dictionary input.
- (id)initWithRemoteDictionary:(NSDictionary *)dictionary
Parameters
- dictionary
Dictionary to be evaluated. The keys in this dictionary (being a remote dictionary) should have remote keys, since this will pass through NSRMap (eg, “id”, not “remoteID”, and if a special equivalence isn’t defined, “my_property”, not “myProperty”).
Note that this dictionary needs to be JSON-parasable, meaning all keys are strings and all objects are instances of NSString, NSNumber, NSArray, NSDictionary, or NSNull.
Return Value
A new instance of the receiver’s class with properties set using dictionary.
Discussion
Takes into account rules in NSRMap.
If CoreData is enabled, inserts this new instance into the managed object context set in the currently relevant config.
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteCreate:
Creates the receiver remotely. Receiver’s properties will be set to those given by Rails (including remoteID).
- (BOOL)remoteCreate:(NSError **)error
Parameters
- error
Out parameter used if an error occurs while processing the request. May be
NULL
.
Return Value
YES
if create was successful. Returns NO
if an error occurred.
Discussion
Sends a POST
request to /objects
(where objects
is the pluralization of receiver’s model name), with the receiver’s remoteDictionaryRepresentationWrapped:YES as its body.
Request made synchronously. See remoteCreateAsync: for asynchronous operation.
CoreData
If successful, will save its managed object context to update changed properties like remoteID.
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteCreateAsync:
Creates the receiver remotely. Receiver’s properties will be set to those given by Rails (including remoteID).
- (void)remoteCreateAsync:(NSRBasicCompletionBlock)completionBlock
Parameters
- completionBlock
Block to be executed when the request is complete.
Discussion
Asynchronously sends a POST
request to /objects
(where objects
is the pluralization of receiver’s model name), with the receiver’s remote dictionary representation as its body.
CoreData
If successful, will save its managed object context to update changed properties like remoteID.
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteDestroy:
Destroys receiver’s corresponding remote object. Local object will be unaffected.
- (BOOL)remoteDestroy:(NSError **)error
Parameters
- error
Out parameter used if an error occurs while processing the request. May be
NULL
.
Return Value
YES
if destroy was successful. Returns NO
if an error occurred.
Discussion
Sends a DELETE
request to /objects/1
(where objects
is the pluralization of receiver’s model name, and 1
is the receiver’s remoteID).
Request made synchronously. See remoteDestroyAsync: for asynchronous operation.
CoreData
If successful, will delete itself from its managed object context and save the context.
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteDestroyAsync:
Destroys receiver’s corresponding remote object. Local object will be unaffected.
- (void)remoteDestroyAsync:(NSRBasicCompletionBlock)completionBlock
Parameters
- completionBlock
Block to be executed when the request is complete.
Discussion
Asynchronously sends a DELETE
request to /objects/1
(where objects
is the pluralization of receiver’s model name, and 1
is the receiver’s remoteID).
CoreData
If successful, will delete itself from its managed object context and save the context.
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteDictionaryRepresentationWrapped:
Serializes the receiver’s properties into a dictionary.
- (NSDictionary *)remoteDictionaryRepresentationWrapped:(BOOL)wrapped
Parameters
- wrapped
If
YES
, wraps the dictionary with a key of the model name:{"user"=>{"name"=>"x", "email"=>"y"}}
Return Value
The receiver’s properties as a dictionary (takes into account rules in NSRMap).
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteFetch:
Retrieves the latest remote data for receiver and sets its properties to received response.
- (BOOL)remoteFetch:(NSError **)error
Parameters
- error
Out parameter used if an error occurs while processing the request. May be
NULL
.
Return Value
YES
if fetch was successful. Returns NO
if an error occurred.
Discussion
Sends a GET
request to /objects/1
(where objects
is the pluralization of receiver’s model name, and 1
is the receiver’s remoteID).
Request made synchronously. See remoteFetchAsync: for asynchronous operation.
Requires presence of remoteID, or will throw an NSRNullRemoteIDException
.
CoreData
If successful and changes are present, will save its managed object context.
See Also
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteFetch:changes:
Retrieves the latest remote data for receiver and sets its properties to received response.
- (BOOL)remoteFetch:(NSError **)error changes:(BOOL *)changesPtr
Parameters
- error
Out parameter used if an error occurs while processing the request. May be
NULL
.
- changesPtr
Pointer to boolean value set to whether or not the receiver changed in any way after the fetch (ie, if this fetch modified one of receiver’s local properties due to a change in value server-side). This will also take into account diffs to any nested
NSRRemoteObject
objects that are affected by this fetch (done recursively).Note that because this only tracks differences in local changes, properties that changed server-side that are not defined in the receiver’s class will not report back a change (ie, if receiver’s class doesn’t implement an
updated_at
property andupdated_at
is changed in your remote DB, no change will be reported.) This parameter may beNULL
if this information is not useful, or use remoteFetch:.
Return Value
YES
if fetch was successful. Returns NO
if an error occurred.
Discussion
Sends a GET
request to /objects/1
(where objects
is the pluralization of receiver’s model name, and 1
is the receiver’s remoteID).
Request made synchronously. See remoteFetchAsync: for asynchronous operation.
Requires presence of remoteID, or will throw an NSRNullRemoteIDException
.
CoreData
If successful and changes are present, will save its managed object context.
See Also
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteFetchAsync:
Retrieves the latest remote data for receiver and sets its properties to received response.
- (void)remoteFetchAsync:(NSRFetchCompletionBlock)completionBlock
Parameters
- completionBlock
Block to be executed when the request is complete. The second parameter passed in is a BOOL whether or not there was a local change. This means changes in
updated_at
, etc, will only apply if your Objective-C class implement this as a property as well. This also applies when updating any of its nested objects (done recursively).
Discussion
Asynchronously sends a GET
request to /objects/1
(where objects
is the pluralization of receiver’s model name, and 1
is the receiver’s remoteID).
Requires presence of remoteID, or will throw an NSRNullRemoteIDException
.
CoreData
If successful and changes are present, will save its managed object context.
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteGET:async:
Makes a GET request to a custom method.
- (void)remoteGET:(NSString *)customRESTMethod async:(NSRHTTPCompletionBlock)completionBlock
Parameters
- customRESTMethod
Custom REST method to be called on the remote object corresponding to the receiver. If
nil
, will route to only the receiver (objects/1).
- completionBlock
Block to be executed when the request is complete.
Discussion
Calls remoteRequest:method:body:async: with GET
for httpVerb and nil
for body.
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteGET:error:
Returns the JSON response for a GET request to a custom method.
- (id)remoteGET:(NSString *)customRESTMethod error:(NSError **)error
Parameters
- customRESTMethod
Custom REST method to be called on the remote object corresponding to the receiver. If
nil
, will route to only the receiver (objects/1).
- error
Out parameter used if an error occurs while processing the request. May be
NULL
.
Return Value
JSON response object (could be an NSArray
or NSDictionary
).
Discussion
Calls remoteRequest:method:body:error: with GET
for httpVerb and nil
for body.
Request done synchronously. See remoteGET:async: for asynchronous operation.
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteReplace:
“Places” receiver’s corresponding remote object.
- (BOOL)remoteReplace:(NSError **)error
Parameters
- error
Out parameter used if an error occurs while processing the request. May be
NULL
.
Return Value
YES
if place was successful. Returns NO
if an error occurred.
Discussion
Sends an PUT
request to /objects/1
(where objects
is the pluralization of receiver’s model name, and 1
is the receiver’s remoteID).
The distinction between this method and remoteUpdate: is that this method will always use the PUT
HTTP method, while remoteUpdate: is configurable. This is to allow servers that use PATCH
to update attributes using remoteUpdate: and keep remoteReplace: for a more accurate “placement” procedure that should occur with the PUT
method. More discussion here.
Request made synchronously. See remoteReplaceAsync: for asynchronous operation.
Requires presence of remoteID, or will throw an NSRNullRemoteIDException
.
CoreData
If successful, will save its managed object context. Note that changes to the local object will remain even if the request was unsuccessful. It is recommended to implement an undo manager for your managed object context to rollback any changes in this case.
Warning: No local properties will be set, as (by default) Rails does not return anything for this action. This means that if you update an object with the creation of new nested objects, those nested objects will not locally update with their respective IDs.
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteReplaceAsync:
“Places” receiver’s corresponding remote object.
- (void)remoteReplaceAsync:(NSRBasicCompletionBlock)completionBlock
Parameters
- completionBlock
Block to be executed when the request is complete.
Discussion
Asynchronously sends an PUT
request to /objects/1
(where objects
is the pluralization of receiver’s model name, and 1
is the receiver’s remoteID).
The distinction between this method and remoteUpdateAsync: is that this method will always use the PUT
HTTP method, while remoteUpdateAsync: is configurable. This is to allow servers that use PATCH
to update attributes using remoteUpdateAsync: and keep remoteReplaceAsync: for a more accurate “placement” procedure that should occur with the PUT
method. More discussion here.
Requires presence of remoteID, or will throw an NSRNullRemoteIDException
.
CoreData
If successful, will save its managed object context. Note that changes to the local object will remain even if the request was unsuccessful. It is recommended to implement an undo manager for your managed object context to rollback any changes in this case.
Warning: No local properties will be set, as (by default) Rails does not return anything for this action. This means that if you update an object with the creation of new nested objects, those nested objects will not locally update with their respective IDs.
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteRequest:method:async:
Makes a request with a custom method, sending the JSON representation of the receiver as the request body.
- (void)remoteRequest:(NSString *)httpVerb method:(NSString *)customRESTMethod async:(NSRHTTPCompletionBlock)completionBlock
Parameters
- httpVerb
The HTTP method to use (
GET
,POST
,PUT
,DELETE
, etc.)
- customRESTMethod
Custom REST method to be called on the remote object corresponding to the receiver. If
nil
, will route to only the receiver (objects/1).
- completionBlock
Block to be executed when the request is complete.
Discussion
Calls remoteRequest:method:body:async: with receiver’s remote dictionary representation for body.
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteRequest:method:body:async:
Makes a request with a custom method on the receiver’s corresponding remote object.
- (void)remoteRequest:(NSString *)httpVerb method:(NSString *)customRESTMethod body:(id)body async:(NSRHTTPCompletionBlock)completionBlock
Parameters
- httpVerb
The HTTP method to use (
GET
,POST
,PUT
,DELETE
, etc.)
- customRESTMethod
The REST method to call (appended to the route). If
nil
, will call index. See above for examples.
- body
Request body (needs to be a JSON parsable object, or will throw exception (NSDictionary, NSArray)).
- completionBlock
Block to be executed when the request is complete.
Discussion
Asynchronously akes a request to /objects/1/method
(where objects
is the pluralization of receiver’s model name, 1
is the receiver’s remoteID, and method
is customRESTMethod).
/method
is omitted if customRESTMethod
is nil.
[myArticle remoteRequest:@"PUT" method:nil body:json error:&e]; ==> PUT /articles/1
[myArticle remoteRequest:@"PUT" method:@"register" body:json error:&e]; ==> PUT /articles/1/register
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteRequest:method:body:error:
Returns the JSON response for a request with a custom method on the receiver’s corresponding remote object.
- (id)remoteRequest:(NSString *)httpVerb method:(NSString *)customRESTMethod body:(id)body error:(NSError **)error
Parameters
- httpVerb
The HTTP method to use (
GET
,POST
,PUT
,DELETE
, etc.)
- customRESTMethod
The REST method to call (appended to the route). If
nil
, will call index. See above for examples.
- body
Request body (needs to be a JSON parsable object, or will throw exception (NSDictionary, NSArray)).
- error
Out parameter used if an error occurs while processing the request. May be
NULL
.
Return Value
JSON response object (could be an NSArray
or NSDictionary
).
Discussion
Makes a request to /objects/1/method
(where objects
is the pluralization of receiver’s model name, 1
is the receiver’s remoteID, and method
is customRESTMethod).
/method
is omitted if customRESTMethod
is nil.
[myArticle remoteRequest:@"PUT" method:nil body:json error:&e]; ==> PUT /articles/1
[myArticle remoteRequest:@"PUT" method:@"register" body:json error:&e]; ==> PUT /articles/1/register
Request made synchronously. See remoteRequest:method:body:async: for asynchronous operation.
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteRequest:method:error:
Returns the JSON response for a request with a custom method, sending the JSON representation of the receiver as the request body.
- (id)remoteRequest:(NSString *)httpVerb method:(NSString *)customRESTMethod error:(NSError **)error
Parameters
- httpVerb
The HTTP method to use (
GET
,POST
,PUT
,DELETE
, etc.)
- customRESTMethod
Custom REST method to be called on the remote object corresponding to the receiver. If
nil
, will route to only the receiver (objects/1).
- error
Out parameter used if an error occurs while processing the request. May be
NULL
.
Return Value
JSON response object (could be an NSArray
or NSDictionary
).
Discussion
Calls remoteRequest:method:body:error: with obj
’s remote dictionary representation for body.
Request done synchronously. See remoteRequest:method:bodyAsObject:async: for asynchronous operation.
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteUpdate:
Updates receiver’s corresponding remote object.
- (BOOL)remoteUpdate:(NSError **)error
Parameters
- error
Out parameter used if an error occurs while processing the request. May be
NULL
.
Return Value
YES
if update was successful. Returns NO
if an error occurred.
Discussion
Sends a request to /objects/1
(where objects
is the pluralization of receiver’s model name, and 1
is the receiver’s remoteID).
Will use the HTTP method defined in the relevant config’s updateMethod property (default PUT
).
Request made synchronously. See remoteUpdateAsync: for asynchronous operation.
Requires presence of remoteID, or will throw an NSRNullRemoteIDException
.
CoreData
If successful, will save its managed object context. Note that changes to the local object will remain even if the request was unsuccessful. It is recommended to implement an undo manager for your managed object context to rollback any changes in this case.
Warning: No local properties will be set, as (by default) Rails does not return anything for this action. This means that if you update an object with the creation of new nested objects, those nested objects will not locally update with their respective IDs.
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
remoteUpdateAsync:
Updates receiver’s corresponding remote object.
- (void)remoteUpdateAsync:(NSRBasicCompletionBlock)completionBlock
Parameters
- completionBlock
Block to be executed when the request is complete.
Discussion
Sends a request to /objects/1
(where objects
is the pluralization of receiver’s model name, and 1
is the receiver’s remoteID).
Will use the HTTP method defined in the relevant config’s updateMethod property(default PUT
).
Requires presence of remoteID, or will throw an NSRNullRemoteIDException
.
CoreData
If successful, will save its managed object context. Note that changes to the local object will remain even if the request was unsuccessful. It is recommended to implement an undo manager for your managed object context to rollback any changes in this case.
Warning: No local properties will be set, as (by default) Rails does not return anything for this action. This means that if you update an object with the creation of new nested objects, those nested objects will not locally update with their respective IDs.
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
saveContext
Save the CoreData object context of the receiver.
This method should not be used without CoreData enabled (see top).
- (BOOL)saveContext
Return Value
Whether or not the save was successful.
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h
setPropertiesUsingRemoteDictionary:
Sets the receiver’s properties given a dictionary.
- (BOOL)setPropertiesUsingRemoteDictionary:(NSDictionary *)dictionary
Parameters
- dictionary
Dictionary to be evaluated.
Return Value
YES if any changes were made to the local object, NO if object was identical before/after.
Discussion
Takes into account rules in NSRMap.
Declared In
NSRRemoteObject.h


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- 4. [Optional] Define tasks to execute once the start or stop of one of the executables is detected.
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Red blinking entries in your Profiles indicate invalid paths. The Background Watchman will ignore these
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open class BaseBottomDialogFragment : BottomSheetDialogFragment, ILife |
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new form(settings)
Gridform base object
This is the constructor for any gridform object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
settings |
Object | JSON object with all the settings |
- Source:
Methods
-
enable(enable, id)
-
Enable/disable a field or the whle field
Parameters:
Name Type Description enable
Boolean Enable (true) or disable (false) a field or the whole form id
String Id of the field - Source:
-
flush(id)
-
Flush a single field or the whole form (all the data is deleted!) If the id is omitted all fields in the form are flushed
Parameters:
Name Type Description id
String Id of the field - Source:
-
getData(id)
-
Return the data of a single field or the whole form as JSON object If the id is omitted the whole form data is returned
Parameters:
Name Type Description id
String Id of the field - Source:
-
getElement(id)
-
Returns an element (field) by id
Parameters:
Name Type Description id
String Id of the field - Source:
-
init(userSettings)
-
Init the gridform object
Parameters:
Name Type Description userSettings
Object JSON object with all the settings - Source:
-
render(target, debugOptions)
-
Render the grid to the given selector
Parameters:
Name Type Description target
Object Target object debugOptions
Object JSON object with debug settings (optional) - Source:
-
resetFieldMarks(id)
-
Reset the field (reset all the fieldmarks) so no status is set to the field If the id is omitted all the fields in the form are reseted
Parameters:
Name Type Description id
String Id of the field - Source:
-
setData(record)
-
Sets data of a record in the form
Parameters:
Name Type Description record
Object JSON object with the record data - Source:
-
setError(id, message)
-
Shortcut for setting a field to status "error"
Parameters:
Name Type Description id
String Id of the field message
String In case of a warning or error you can set a message text - Source:
-
setStatus(id, type, message)
-
Sets the status of a field
Parameters:
Name Type Description id
String Id of the field type
String Type to set (warning,success,error,waiting) message
String In case of a warning or error you can set a message text - Source:
-
setSuccess(id)
-
Shortcut for setting a field to status "success"
Parameters:
Name Type Description id
String Id of the field - Source:
-
setWaiting(id)
-
Shortcut for setting a field to status "waiting"
Parameters:
Name Type Description id
String Id of the field - Source:
-
setWarning(id, message)
-
Shortcut for setting a field to status "warning"
Parameters:
Name Type Description id
String Id of the field message
String In case of a warning or error you can set a message text - Source:
-
switchMode(mode)
-
Switch from edit to view mode and vice versa
Parameters:
Name Type Description mode
String "edit" or "view" to switch the mode - Source:
-
validate(id, callback)
-
Validates a field or the whole form If you define a validator function then a callback is needed to return the validator return value!
Parameters:
Name Type Description id
String Id of the field callback
function Callback function (if the field validator is a function) - Source:


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yafs.population
¶
This type of algorithm have two main functions:
initial_allocation: invoked at the start of the simulation
run invoked according to the assigned temporal distribution.
-
class
yafs.population.
Population
(name, activation_dist=None, logger=None)[source]¶ A population algorithm controls how the message generation of the sensor modules is associated in the nodes of the topology. This assignment is based on a generation controller to each message. And a generation control is assigned to a node or to several in the topology both during the initiation and / or during the execution of the simulation.
Note
A class interface
- Args:
name (str): associated name
activation_dist (function): a distribution function to active the run function in execution time
- Kwargs:
- param (dict): the parameters of the activation_dist
-
initial_allocation
(sim, app_name)[source]¶ Given an ecosystem and an application, it starts the allocation of pure sources in the topology.
Attention
override required


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noun
{
"id": "backstop_default",
"viewports": [
{
"label": "phone",
"width": 320,
"height": 480
},
{
"label": "tablet",
"width": 1024,
"height": 768
}
],
"scenarios": [
{
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"url": "https://pantheonweeklydemosite.lndo.site/",
"referenceUrl": "https://www.pantheondemo.com/",
"readyEvent": "",
"readySelector": "",
"delay": 0,
"hideSelectors": [],
"removeSelectors": [],
"hoverSelector": "",
"clickSelector": "",
"postInteractionWait": 0,
"selectors": [],
"selectorExpansion": true,
"expect": 0,
"misMatchThreshold" : 0.1,
"requireSameDimensions": true
}
],
"paths": {
"bitmaps_reference": "backstop_data/bitmaps_reference",
"bitmaps_test": "backstop_data/bitmaps_test",
"engine_scripts": "backstop_data/engine_scripts",
"html_report": "backstop_data/html_report",
"ci_report": "backstop_data/ci_report"
},
"report": ["browser"],
"engine": "puppeteer",
"engineOptions": {
"args": ["--no-sandbox"]
},
"asyncCaptureLimit": 5,
"asyncCompareLimit": 50,
"debug": false,
"debugWindow": false
}
backstop init
backstop.json
file:
label
: name of your scenariourl
: local or development URLreferenceUrl
: production URLbackstop reference
backstop test
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— I Am Devloper (@iamdevloper) August 9, 2018
Narrator: It wasn't.
viewports
or scenarios
?backstop reference
backstop test
We've created an example repo that we're going to clone to give you a jumpstart.
There are detailed instructions in the README to run through this on your own next time.
Today we're going to get started by cloning the repo:
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cd visual-regression-testing-workshop
git checkout -b my-hacking-1
npm install
npm run start
inc/sitesToTest.js
is the list of sites to testnonProductionBaseUrl
is your local / development URLproductionBaseUrl
is your production site URLpathsToTest
is the array of URIs to test for each siteinc/backstopConfig.js
(the viewports, delay, etc)npm run start
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Today I went to a seminar from ESRI for increasing productivity in ArcGIS 10. I will say that I am very excited about the new functionality in AV 10.
Some of the bigger things that I noted:
- ArcGIS Mobile is available with all AV10 licenses
- Available for Apple IOS
- Will be available for Android by year’s end
- Allows users to input data in field
- It is available for ArcView Desktop
- ArcGIS Mobile
- Basemaps
- Available online with ESRI global account (free)
- Shared data from all over the world
- Imagery to 1 meter or better in U.S.
- These are community base maps available
- Can create basemaps within AV10
- Add layers by dragging them in and it creates like a cached layer
- Refresh is almost instant for the basemap
- Layer Package
- They have a new layer package so that you can send layer(s) to others but in the package it maintains the theme definitions in addition to the symbolog
- ArcGIS Explorer
- Can create slideshows
- Parcel Management Toolbar for editing parcel data
- Data reviewer can be setup to check for user specified issues
- Automated Map Books
- Supported by ESRI now
- Created by PyArc script
- Creates book pages and cover/index pages
- Geoprocessing runs in background so that user may continue to work while tool is running
- ESRI is on Amazon EC2
- Can easily create ArcGIS server on cloud
- There is a search function to create a server for different preset configurations
- License borrowing in AV10, can transfer temporarily to another user.


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ZeroSpeak Corporation
Legal Name:
ZeroSpeak Corporation
Operating Name:
Kevin Burns - Management Consultant, Author, Speaker
Alternate Name:
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Mailing Address:
14-312 5th Ave WSuite 150
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Kevin Burns is making safety personal by using positive solutions, personal leadership and buy-in!
The biggest challenge for any organization is to constantly find new ways to keep employees engaged in safety that don't involve gruesome photos and injury stories. These are old, tired, fear-based tactics that just don't work. Employees resist buying-in to a boring program of checks, forms, paperwork and fear-based tactics. Is it any surprise that employees are resistant when they see safety presented as nothing more than that?
Kevin Burns can change that. When people buy-in to safety and improve their personal leadership in safety, the need for rules enforcement disappears.
When employees develop their own personal leadership skills, they make better choices. Kevin Burns helps your people do that and to come to safety willingly. He helps people make better choices and choose safety as one of their personal values.
Kevin makes safety fun, engaging, easily understood and positive, all while aligning with and supporting your safety program.
Kevin Burns is the CEO of ZeroSpeak Corporation and principal consultant at M4 Management Consultants. He is also the author of the M4 Method of interpersonal management skills development for supervisory and safety personnel. He is an internationally recognized speaker in safety leadership. He is the author of ten books on human performance and safety including The Perfect Safety Meeting and his forthcoming book, PeopleWork: The Human Touch In Workplace Safety. He is based in Calgary, Canada.
Full profile
Full profile
Contact information
Company description
711512 - Independent Actors, Comedians and Performers
711513 - Independent Writers and Authors
Product / Service / Licensing
AE00-Economic Growth and Productivity
AF00-Education
R122-Program Management/Support Services
U000-Educational and Training Services
Market profile
Industry sector market interests:
- Agriculture
- Construction
- Environment
- Fishery
- Forestry
- Manufacturing
- Medical/Biotechnology/Chemical
- Mining/Petroleum/Gas
- Service Industry
- Transportation
- Wholesale/Retail
- Aerospace
- Defence
- Automotive
- Furniture and Wood Product
- Pulp and Paper
- Plastics and Rubber Products
- Primary and Fabricated Metal
- Textile and Clothing
Geographic markets:
Actively pursuing:
- Ireland
- Japan
- United Arab Emirates
- United Kingdom
- United States
- United States Minor Outlying Islands
- Alabama
- Alaska
- Arizona
- Arkansas
- California
- Colorado
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- District of Columbia
- Florida
- Georgia
- Hawaii
- Idaho
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Iowa
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- Louisiana
- Maine
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- Montana
- Nebraska
- Nevada
- New Hampshire
- New Jersey
- New Mexico
- New York
- North Carolina
- North Dakota
- Ohio
- Oklahoma
- Oregon
- Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island
- South Carolina
- South Dakota
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Utah
- Vermont
- Virginia
- Washington
- West Virginia
- Wisconsin
- Wyoming
Sector information
Key / Major clients:
Partial Client List...RBC Financial Group
Pratt & Whitney USA
Petro-Canada
Canada Mortagage and Housing Corporation
TD Canada Trust
Environment Canada
RE/MAX
CIBC
Best Western Hotels International
Ontario Works In Peel
Municipal Finance Officers of Ontario
NOVA Chemicals
Government of Canada
Human Resources Development Canada
Farm Credit Corporation
Feed-Rite (Ridley Inc.)
TruServ Canada
Peavey Mart Canada
Totem Building Supplies Canada
Tirecraft Canada
International Association of Internal Auditors
Canadian Association of Insurance & Financial Advisers
Federation of Independent Deposit Brokers
Economic Developers Association
Certified Management Accountants Canada
Canadian Opticians Association
Canada Customs and Revenue Agency
Western Canadian Dairy Producers
Industry Canada
Government of Alberta
Western Economic Diversification
Manitoba Safety Council
Saskatchewan Construction Association
Alberta Pharmacists Association
Canadian Parking Association
Municipal Information Systems Association
Royal Lepage Real Estate
Manitoba Hydro
City of Edmonton
Township of Langley, BC
Purchasing Management Association of Canada
Indian Oil and Gas (Indian and Northern Affairs)
Petroleum Industry Association of Canada
Canadian Association of Petroleum Production Accounting
BJ Services Company Canada
Encana Oil & Gas
Keyspan Energy
Region Of Peel
Canadian Public Relations Society
Professional Fundraising Association
Not For Profit Agency Managers
Edmonton Tourism
Alberta Pharmacists Association
Manitoba Pork Producers
Saskatchewan Association of School Board Officials
Saskatchewan Society of CMAs
Canadian Association of Exhibition Managers
Internal Auditors Association - Western North America
Alberta Teachers Association - Special Education
Capital Care Group
Funeral Services Association of BC
Success stories:
Three months after the presentation, our Regional Managers are still using his ideas. In an hour, he made our jobs so much easier. Our retailers get it too. We're having more fun and more success. Petro-CanadaKevin's message of personal responsibility and empowerment in the pursuit of success is challenging, yet encouraging. Our team continues to draw from Kevin's insights well after the retreat. It was a memorable presentation which I am sure others would find of benefit to their organization. Environment Canada
For over a year, weve been trying to get our Rig Managers and Drillers to step up and accept their responsibility and be accountable in not only the running of their rigs, but also in the results on the number of incidents, staff turnover and how fast the job gets done. After just an hour with Kevin Burns, our guys now fully understand and accept what weve been trying to tell them for over a year. Western Lakota Drilling
My attitude and perception of many many things in my life has changed. Without going into the details I was at a point where I needed a kick in the butt to get myself going, and Kevin Burns gave me that kick. Government Of Canada
Personally it made me think about a few things myself and reinforced my basic beliefs in personal responsibility, leadership, and in treating others the way I would hope to be treated myself. I certainly can't remember the last time I had so much fun out talking about safety and leadership. BJ Services Company
The time and effort that Kevin took with me in preparing for the presentation is unparalleled. I was particularly impressed with his customer-focus in asking me what message I would like him to weave into his presentation, and then he delivered.
Structural Board Association
Kevin Burns said what needed to be said, in a way we could have never said it and far better than we could have ever thought about saying it. Prairie Valley School Division
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Description
Company description
711512 - Independent Actors, Comedians and Performers
711513 - Independent Writers and Authors
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
AE00-Economic Growth and Productivity
AF00-Education
R122-Program Management/Support Services
U000-Educational and Training Services
Market
Market profile
Industry sector market interests:
- Agriculture
- Construction
- Environment
- Fishery
- Forestry
- Manufacturing
- Medical/Biotechnology/Chemical
- Mining/Petroleum/Gas
- Service Industry
- Transportation
- Wholesale/Retail
- Aerospace
- Defence
- Automotive
- Furniture and Wood Product
- Pulp and Paper
- Plastics and Rubber Products
- Primary and Fabricated Metal
- Textile and Clothing
Geographic markets:
Actively pursuing:
- Ireland
- Japan
- United Arab Emirates
- United Kingdom
- United States
- United States Minor Outlying Islands
- Alabama
- Alaska
- Arizona
- Arkansas
- California
- Colorado
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- District of Columbia
- Florida
- Georgia
- Hawaii
- Idaho
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Iowa
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- Louisiana
- Maine
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- Montana
- Nebraska
- Nevada
- New Hampshire
- New Jersey
- New Mexico
- New York
- North Carolina
- North Dakota
- Ohio
- Oklahoma
- Oregon
- Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island
- South Carolina
- South Dakota
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Utah
- Vermont
- Virginia
- Washington
- West Virginia
- Wisconsin
- Wyoming
Sector
Sector information
Key / Major clients:
Partial Client List...RBC Financial Group
Pratt & Whitney USA
Petro-Canada
Canada Mortagage and Housing Corporation
TD Canada Trust
Environment Canada
RE/MAX
CIBC
Best Western Hotels International
Ontario Works In Peel
Municipal Finance Officers of Ontario
NOVA Chemicals
Government of Canada
Human Resources Development Canada
Farm Credit Corporation
Feed-Rite (Ridley Inc.)
TruServ Canada
Peavey Mart Canada
Totem Building Supplies Canada
Tirecraft Canada
International Association of Internal Auditors
Canadian Association of Insurance & Financial Advisers
Federation of Independent Deposit Brokers
Economic Developers Association
Certified Management Accountants Canada
Canadian Opticians Association
Canada Customs and Revenue Agency
Western Canadian Dairy Producers
Industry Canada
Government of Alberta
Western Economic Diversification
Manitoba Safety Council
Saskatchewan Construction Association
Alberta Pharmacists Association
Canadian Parking Association
Municipal Information Systems Association
Royal Lepage Real Estate
Manitoba Hydro
City of Edmonton
Township of Langley, BC
Purchasing Management Association of Canada
Indian Oil and Gas (Indian and Northern Affairs)
Petroleum Industry Association of Canada
Canadian Association of Petroleum Production Accounting
BJ Services Company Canada
Encana Oil & Gas
Keyspan Energy
Region Of Peel
Canadian Public Relations Society
Professional Fundraising Association
Not For Profit Agency Managers
Edmonton Tourism
Alberta Pharmacists Association
Manitoba Pork Producers
Saskatchewan Association of School Board Officials
Saskatchewan Society of CMAs
Canadian Association of Exhibition Managers
Internal Auditors Association - Western North America
Alberta Teachers Association - Special Education
Capital Care Group
Funeral Services Association of BC
Success stories:
Three months after the presentation, our Regional Managers are still using his ideas. In an hour, he made our jobs so much easier. Our retailers get it too. We're having more fun and more success. Petro-CanadaKevin's message of personal responsibility and empowerment in the pursuit of success is challenging, yet encouraging. Our team continues to draw from Kevin's insights well after the retreat. It was a memorable presentation which I am sure others would find of benefit to their organization. Environment Canada
For over a year, weve been trying to get our Rig Managers and Drillers to step up and accept their responsibility and be accountable in not only the running of their rigs, but also in the results on the number of incidents, staff turnover and how fast the job gets done. After just an hour with Kevin Burns, our guys now fully understand and accept what weve been trying to tell them for over a year. Western Lakota Drilling
My attitude and perception of many many things in my life has changed. Without going into the details I was at a point where I needed a kick in the butt to get myself going, and Kevin Burns gave me that kick. Government Of Canada
Personally it made me think about a few things myself and reinforced my basic beliefs in personal responsibility, leadership, and in treating others the way I would hope to be treated myself. I certainly can't remember the last time I had so much fun out talking about safety and leadership. BJ Services Company
The time and effort that Kevin took with me in preparing for the presentation is unparalleled. I was particularly impressed with his customer-focus in asking me what message I would like him to weave into his presentation, and then he delivered.
Structural Board Association
Kevin Burns said what needed to be said, in a way we could have never said it and far better than we could have ever thought about saying it. Prairie Valley School Division


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Description: Get the descendants of each element in the current set of matched elements, filtered by a selector, jQuery object, or element.
selector: Selector A string containing a selector expression to match elements against.
jQuery object: Object A jQuery object to match elements against.
element: Element An element to match elements against.
Given a jQuery object that represents a set of DOM elements, the .find()
method allows us to search through the descendants of these elements in the DOM tree and construct a new jQuery object from the matching elements. The .find()
and .children()
methods are similar, except that the latter only travels a single level down the DOM tree.
The first signature for the .find()
method accepts a selector expression of the same type that we can pass to the $()
function. The elements will be filtered by testing whether they match this selector.
Consider a page with a basic nested list on it:

I

II

A

B

1

2

3

C

III

If we begin at item II, we can find list items within it:
$('li.item-ii').find('li').css('background-color', 'red');
The result of this call is a red background on items A, B, 1, 2, 3, and C. Even though item II matches the selector expression, it is not included in the results; only descendants are considered candidates for the match.
Unlike in the rest of the tree traversal methods, the selector expression is required in a call to
.find()
. If we need to retrieve all of the descendant elements, we can pass in the universal selector'*'
to accomplish this.
Selector context is implemented with the .find()
method;
therefore, $('li.item-ii').find('li')
is equivalent to $('li', 'li.item-ii')
.
As of jQuery 1.6, we can also filter the selection with a given jQuery collection or element. With the same nested list as above, if we start with:
var $allListElements = $('li');
And then pass this jQuery object to find:
$('li.item-ii').find( $allListElements );
This will return a jQuery collection which contains only the list elements that are descendants of item II.
Similarly, an element may also be passed to find:
var item1 = $('li.item-1')[0];
$('li.item-ii').find( item1 ).css('background-color', 'red');
The result of this call would be a red background on item 1.
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Kelsea Ballerini shows off svelte figure in two-piece outfit with high-slit at 2019 CMAs
by Julius YoungKelsea Ballerini may have had one of the most unique looks at the 2019 CMAs.
The “Homecoming Queen” entered the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tenn., on Wednesday in a teal sequined two-piece outfit, which exposed not only her sculpted midriff, but her toned legs as well.
The 26-year-old singer-songwriter was accompanied to country music's biggest night with husband and fellow musician, Morgan Evans.
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For Evans' part, the 34-year-old kept his red carpet look classic as he often does, in a white collared shirt, dark gray wool suit and polished black loafers.
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Hello.
For example.
I have filter called "Rush small jets".
Now I want to change one option in filter.
Can you let us save new filter over old one with the same name?
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Just load the filter, make your changes and save again. Than delete the old.
To implement a replace function is not required because those workaround is nearly the same and also fast enough.
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And wrong forum. Moved.
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you can save a filter under a existing name. so, the old one will be overwritten. and you have made your changes.


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Can you think of an analogy to describe HTML, CSS and the DOM? How would you describe it to your non-technical friend?
HTML is like furniture inside a room. While CSS is like the designer who comes in and says we put this rag here on this angle, we put the table here and also let's paint this wall purple.
DOM could be described as a well organised
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What is meant by boxifying design?
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What is the box model?
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| Imports: | knitr, rhandsontable, shiny, shinyBS |
| Published: | 2017-11-16 |
| Author: | Philip Pallmann [aut, cre], Fang Wan [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Philip Pallmann <pallmannp at cardiff.ac.uk> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/PhilipPallmann/modest/issues/ |
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